Bruce Hornsby has a dizzying array of musical styles in his repertoire, and he's more than casually acquainted with each. He's most recognized as a pop musician, the author of megahit "The Way It Is," ...

One of Bruce Hornsby’s favorite stories to tell comes from a time when he was a reluctant pop star. In 1986, “The Way It Is,” the first single and title track from his first album (released as Bruce ...

Headlined by Bruce Hornsby, the Springfield Jazz Festival returns this month after a two-year hiatus. An American singer, virtuoso pianist, accordion player and songwriter, Hornsby will headline the ...

During their 1980s heyday, Huey Lewis and the News had a long run of hits, starting with 1982’s “Do You Believe in Love,” which hit No. 7 in America, and running through to 1991’s “It Hit Me Like a ...

KINGSTON, N.Y. — Bruce Hornsby and the Noisemakers will perform at the Ulster Performing Arts Center on Saturday, June 29, at 8 p.m. in celebration of the 25th anniversary of the album “Spirit Trail,” ...

Three-time Grammy winner Bruce Hornsby will play a concert with his band The Noisemakers in Evansville this fall, according to a news release. The show on Sept. 12 at The Victory will be part of the ...

A few months ago, the soulful and intense young Chicago rapper Polo G ended his sophomore album The Goat with “Wishing For A Hero,” a track that samples Bruce Hornsby & The Range’s florid, thoughtful ...

The pianist who spent 25 years writing pop hits says he's long been interested in the work of Charles Ives, Arnold Schoenberg and others. Now he's... Bruce Hornsby's Modern Classical Moment Bruce ...

Even he can't answer the question in a few words. "There are fans and subsets of fans," the eclectic musician says. "There are ones who only want to hear a certain thing -- who aren't interested in ...

It would be a mistake to pigeonhole piano god Bruce Hornsby as a pop artist, based on the success of his multi-platinum album sales in the 1980s. For one thing, such an assessment isn’t accurate. Yes, ...

One of Bruce Hornsby’s favorite stories to tell comes from a time when he was a reluctant pop star. In 1986, “The Way It Is,” the first single and title track from his first album (released as Bruce ...